1. How Extravagant Love & Respect Motivate Us
Mark 14 : 1 – 9
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2. hope words Jesus had filled Mary's life with ______.
He was a powerful man who could thunder ______ that caused storms to stop, made demons flee, and the dead to be raised.
hope
words

3. Jesus had been away doing miracles and preaching further ______.
To her, Jesus was the most important person in the world.
The mark of a _____ believer reveals this kind of attitude toward Jesus.
north
true

4. People whom Christ redeems from ______ ____ are often the most extravagant Christians.
If our giving never ______ us, then our giving never really means anything.
gross sin
costs

5. Like Mary, when we recognize what we've been given, then giving Jesus _________ is an act done with pleasure and gratitude.
anything

6. always always Intellectual
Jesus reminded them that the poor would _______ be with us and we will _______ be able to help them.
___________ commitment lasts only as long as things go the way you think they ought to go.
always
always
Intellectual

7. Don't be critical of people who live by a ________ standard than your own.
We are not told outright that Mary knew Jesus was about to be crucified, but it looks like she _______ it.
higher
sensed

8. What you can do,
you _______ to do.
It is in ______ for Jesus that we accomplish Kingdom work, using our different abilities.
ought
living

9. John 12 932 Luke 7 893 Matthew 8 839 Luke 10:38-42 899 2 Samuel 24 291
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10. Jesus had filled Mary's life with hope
Jesus had filled Mary's life with hope. He was a powerful man who could thunder words that caused storms to stop, made demons flee, and the dead to be raised.
Jesus had been away doing miracles and preaching further north.
To her, Jesus was the most important person in the world. The mark of a true believer reveals this kind of attitude toward Jesus.
People whom Christ redeems from gross sin are often the most extravagant Christians.
If our giving never costs us, then our giving never really means anything.
Like Mary, when we recognize what we've been given, then giving Jesus anything is an act done with pleasure and gratitude.
Jesus reminded them that the poor would always be with us and we will always be able to help them.
Intellectual commitment lasts only as long as things go the way you think they ought to go.
Don't be critical of people who live by a higher standard than your own.
We are not told outright that Mary knew Jesus was about to be crucified, but it looks like she sensed it.
What you can do, you ought to do.
It is in living for Jesus that we accomplish Kingdom work, using our different abilities.